Supreme Court: Right To Vote And Contest Elections Are Statutory, Not Fundamental Rights
The Supreme Court of India rules that voting and contesting elections are statutory rights, subject to legal restrictions and eligibility criteria.
Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Cancellation Of Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026
A petition in Supreme Court seeks cancellation of Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026, alleging large-scale voter inducement and electoral malpractice.
Supreme Court Hears Sabarimala Review Today; CJI Surya Kant To Lead Nine-Judge Bench
The Supreme Court will begin hearings on Tuesday on the Sabarimala review case, examining religious freedom, gender rights, and broader constitutional issues.
Supreme Court Satisfied With Progress Of Bengal Voter Roll Revision; Flags Steady Pace
The Supreme Court expresses satisfaction over progress in West Bengal’s voter roll revision, noting lakhs of objections resolved daily.
“Why Only West Bengal?” Amit Shah Questions SIR Disruptions
Amit Shah questions why SIR faced disruptions only in West Bengal, criticising the state government and raising concerns over electoral processes.
After Years In Coma, Harish Rana Passes Away, Ending A Painful Chapter
Harish Rana, India’s first passive euthanasia case, dies after 13-year coma at AIIMS following Supreme Court approval under medical supervision.
SC Calls For Law Recognising Paternity Leave As Social Security Benefit
The Supreme Court urges the Centre to introduce a paternity leave law, stressing equal parental roles and the need for a structured legal framework.
Supreme Court Ends Case Against Ashoka University Professor Over Operation Sindoor Posts
The Supreme Court terminated criminal proceedings against Ashoka University professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad over his social media remarks on Operation Sindoor.
SC Permits Passive Euthanasia For Ghaziabad Man Bedridden For 13 Years
The Supreme Court allowed passive euthanasia for a Ghaziabad man who has been in a vegetative state for nearly 13 years, permitting withdrawal of life support.
SC To Rule On Passive Euthanasia Plea Of Ghaziabad Man Bedridden For 13 Years
The Supreme Court will deliver its verdict today in a passive euthanasia plea filed by the family of a Ghaziabad man who has been in a vegetative state for nearly 13 years.
